After capturing the imagination of people around the world last year of a bicycle made almost entirely out of cardboard, Israeli inventor Izhar Gafni is now hoping to capture money from folks who would like to own one.
a Kickstarter campaign that offers "limited and exclusive access" to those interested in getting one of the bikes.
that:
"When news of his cardboard creation went viral last year, Gafni said the finished bike would retail for $20. There's no details on the company website on costs, but it's likely to be far in excess of $20 per bicycle. However, costs could be brought down through on-bike advertising, claims Gafni's business partner, Israeli entrepreneur Nimrod Elmish."
As , there's also a cardboard helmet in the works for bike riders.
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